Lido di Spina

Nestled in the pine forest, it is famous for its wide beaches and trendy clubs.

Wrapped in a flourishing ancient pinewood on the boundary with the province of Ravenna, this is the most residential of the Lidi, and its streets - laid out on a semicircular plan - are set with tasteful low-rise villas, often built by famous architects. These villas can be seen in all seven Lidi but they are particularly typical of Spina. There is accommodation for every need: luxurious, comfortable and quiet, by the sea or in the centre, in the woods or in the more fashionable quarters. The streets are dedicated to artists, and it was here that Maestro Remo Brindisi had a home, which later became a museum housing his collections.